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SQL-Mathematical functionHi - hopefully this is an easy query for any experts out there!
Suppose I want to know the cust_name & order_no with invoice date > 30 days & 60 days old from the date of invoice, how do I query against a Microsoft Access table via vb6.0 shown on a data report. Table: The result should show as below: Customer name Order No > 30 DYS > 60 DYS Total A A0001 4000 4000 B B0001 5000 5000 ---------------------------------------- 4000 5000 9000 9 ======================== can anyone help? Thanks From |
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